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Our Verdict
If you enjoy fast-paced games with a touch of dark humor and lots of chaotic interaction, Falling is for you! It's the kind of game that makes everyone laugh and stress out at the same time.
Highlights
- Guaranteed real-time chaos
- Laughter and comedic despair
- Quick and easy to learn
- Direct and high interaction
Keep in mind
- Not for the faint of heart
- Relies on a good dealer
- Theme might not suit everyone
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Get ready for a chaotic and hilarious gaming experience with Falling! In this real-time card game, the premise is simple, but the execution is pure madness: you're all people falling from a considerable height, and the goal isn't to survive, but rather to be the last one to hit the ground. Yes, you read that right, the last one to 'splat'.
While the dealer hands out cards representing the dreaded 'ground', the other players are in freefall, and that's where the fun begins. Each player can try to sabotage the others in creative and, let's say, 'nasty' ways to ensure their own fall is a bit longer. Think strategic pushes, unexpected blocks, and any other tactic that comes to mind to slow down your opponents. Adrenaline will surge because everything happens at once, with no waiting for turns. It's a true test of reflexes and nerves of steel, where communication (or lack thereof) can be as important as your hand of cards.
Falling is perfect for those who enjoy fast-paced, unpredictable games with a touch of dark humor. It shines in larger groups, where the chaos multiplies and laughter is guaranteed. It's the kind of game you pull out for a quick round between longer sessions, or when you want something light that generates a lot of interaction. Language dependence is minimal, making it even easier for players to jump in. If you're looking for something different, something that breaks the mold and brings a dose of comedic desperation to the table, Falling might be exactly what you're after. Just don't expect your dignity to survive the fall!
While the dealer hands out cards representing the dreaded 'ground', the other players are in freefall, and that's where the fun begins. Each player can try to sabotage the others in creative and, let's say, 'nasty' ways to ensure their own fall is a bit longer. Think strategic pushes, unexpected blocks, and any other tactic that comes to mind to slow down your opponents. Adrenaline will surge because everything happens at once, with no waiting for turns. It's a true test of reflexes and nerves of steel, where communication (or lack thereof) can be as important as your hand of cards.
Falling is perfect for those who enjoy fast-paced, unpredictable games with a touch of dark humor. It shines in larger groups, where the chaos multiplies and laughter is guaranteed. It's the kind of game you pull out for a quick round between longer sessions, or when you want something light that generates a lot of interaction. Language dependence is minimal, making it even easier for players to jump in. If you're looking for something different, something that breaks the mold and brings a dose of comedic desperation to the table, Falling might be exactly what you're after. Just don't expect your dignity to survive the fall!
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Categories
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Publisher
Cheapass Games, Paizo Publishing, Portal Games, Titanic Games
Designer
James Ernest
Artist
Brian Snoddy, Drew Pocza, James Ernest, Val Mayerik
How many people can play Falling?
Falling is for 4 to 8 players. The more people, the more chaotic and fun it gets!
How long does a game take?
Games are super fast, usually lasting only 5 minutes. Perfect for a 'pocket game'!
Is the game hard to learn?
No! The rules are quite simple and it's a real-time game, so you learn by playing and having fun.
Does it require many components?
No, it's a card game. You just need to print and cut the cards. Very practical!
Is it a serious game or more for laughs?
Falling is pure fun and chaos! The theme is a bit morbid, but the execution is humorous and leads to lots of laughter.
Who do you recommend it for?
Recommended for groups who enjoy fast-paced, real-time games with lots of interaction and a bit of dark humor.